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ysh6552

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  1. Thanks a lot JillyPlot.... that info was just what I was looking for. 18 definitely sounds significantly better than 24. What are your class sizes and how are the facilities? I signed up for the info session for accepted students but that wont be till May 22 and I haven't had an opportunity to visit the campus.
  2. I have to make a rather quick decision between Johns Hopkins accelerated summer program (which starts in early June but ends around the same time as the Drexel program) and Drexel's fall 2013 program. Money isn't really an issue, because I am prior military and tuition would be covered for Drexel and would only have to pay about 10 to 15k for JHU. Drexel just worries me a bit because when I look at their plan of study I see academic terms with no less than 21 credits and even one with 24 over 11 months. Does that look worse than it really is? I cant see the JHU program being that much different since they have relatively the same time frames but JHU averages about 16 credits per term. JHU has about 160 lab hours and 900 clinical hours throughout its program. Does anyone know what Drexel has? I'm just curious what others would choose? I am reading that the type of school you get your BSN from doesn't really matter so I would lean toward not owing anything but if the program is that intense, I guess I would rather get better grades at a bigger name less intense program.

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